Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Major, B.S.

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College of Nursing and Health Professions >> Radiologic and Imaging Sciences

Students interested in the Diagnostic Medical Sonography major should refer to the Diagnostic Medical Sonography section of the bulletin for an overview of the DMS program, including available options and admission requirements. Students who are currently a registered radiographer and are seeking a radiologic technology specialty should refer to the Radiologic and Imaging Sciences section of the bulletin for an overview of the Radiologic and Imaging Sciences program, including admission requirements and specialty options available to degree completion students.

Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Curriculum

Refer to the Radiologic and Imaging Sciences section of the bulletin for an overview of the Radiologic and Imaging Sciences program, including admission requirements.

Radiologic and Imaging Sciences majors must complete Core 39 and maintain a GPA of 2.0 or higher. A grade of C or better is required in all radiologic and imaging sciences courses (RADT and DMS), HP 115 , and the following Core 39 courses: UNIV 101 , ENG 101 , ENG 201 , CMST 101 or CMST 107 , Mathematics, IPH 356 , Scientific and Mathematical Inquiry (PHYS 101 , PHYS 361 , or PHYS 371 ), BIOL 121 , and BIOL 122 .

A typical semester-by-semester course schedule is shown here.

Fall and Spring Semesters - First Year and Fall Semester - Second Year

Requirements for Core 39

Foundations: 14 hours (minimum)

ENG 101 - Rhetoric and Composition I: Literacy and the Self Credits: 3
ENG 201 - Rhetoric and Composition II: Literacy and the World Credits: 3
CMST 101 - Introduction to Public Speaking Credits: 3 or
CMST 107 - Introduction to Interpersonal Communication Credits: 3
Math (any approved MATH course)
Physical Activity and Wellness (any approved Physical activity or Wellness course)
UNIV 101 - First Year Experience Credits: 1

Ways of Knowing: 12 hours (minimum)

Required categories:

Moral and Ethical Reasoning - IPH 356
Scientific and Mathematical Inquiry - select from PHYS 101 , PHYS 361 , or PHYS 371

And select two (2) additional categories from among:

Creative and Aesthetic Expression
Historical Inquiry
Social Inquiry
World Languages and Culture

Bachelor of Science: 13 hours (minimum)

World Language and Culture
Natural Science with Lab: (BIOL 121 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I, 4 hours)
Natural Science and Lab (2nd Course): (BIOL 122 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II, 4 hours)
Social Science

Embedded Experiences

When choosing courses to complete the Ways of Knowing and Bachelor of Science categories, students should select courses that ensure the Diversity Embedded Experience and Global Embedded Experience categories are also satisfied.

Additional Courses

Additional courses required for the B.S. in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences:

HP 115 - Medical Terminology for the Health Professions Credits: 2
RADT 196 - Orientation to Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Credits: 2

Second Year

Spring Semester (11 hours)

DMS 301 - Patient Care for Imaging Sciences Professionals Credits: 2
RADT 308 - Radiographic Procedures I Credits: 3
RADT 311 - Introduction to Radiologic Technology Credits: 3
RADT 427 - Digital Radiography and Imaging Informatics Credits: 3

Summer Sessions (8 hours)

RADT 312 - Radiographic Exposure Credits: 3
RADT 313 - Radiographic Procedures II Credits: 3
RADT 333 - Clinical Practicum I Credits: 2

Third Year

Fourth Year

Fall Semester (12 hours)

RADT 345 - Radiographic Pathology Credits: 3
RADT 424 - Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Practice and Management Credits: 3
RADT 425 - Radiographic Critique Credits: 3
RADT 445 - Clinical Practicum V Credits: 3

Spring Semester (9 hours)

RADT 355 - Advanced Patient Care for Imaging Sciences Credits: 3
RADT 455 - Clinical Practicum VI Credits: 3
RADT 491 - Professional Development and Literacy in Imaging Sciences Credits: 3